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I'd like to perform a live demonstration where the same web page, created two different ways are loaded at the exact same time, side-by-side.
... the purpose of this is to demonstrate speed differences between various frameworks or approaches to building web pages. Instead of presenting benchmark results, I'd like to show what speed differences actually look and feel like.
I know that I can create a Chrome extension to do this, but I'm wondering if I'm overlooking some simple way to accomplish this without writing code?
Note: (in response to comments below) I already have the two web pages hosted at different URLs (for example http://localhost:4400
and http://localhost:4401
). This question is not about how to serve two pages, it's about how to load them simultaneously and side-by-side.
1Your question is not clear. Its not possible to have 2 versions of a website if they are the same website. Do what everyone else does. Have your live website in one directory and the other version in another. – Ramhound – 2015-01-17T22:04:32.863
Like @Ramhound suggested:
http://mysite/old_way/
in one tab thenhttp://mysite/new_way/
in another tab .. keep in mind you'll have to account for latency since you're trying to demonstrate a 'side-by-side' comparison on the same box (i.e. traffic from both 'sites' is being transferred over the same 'interface' so if one site loads faster, it might not necessarily be the site's 'code', more your computer handling those requests first over the other). – txtechhelp – 2015-01-17T22:26:43.997